Millions Move Daily Wall Street Messengers Keep System
Wall Street handles vast daily sums of securities through unobtrusive foot messengers. Many carry up to 80 million a day, with some vault transfers and armored moves to foreign banks. Security varies, but the routine persists as electronic transfers remain years away.
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Wall Street
U.S. Treasury
Secu
Federal Reserve
United States Trust Co
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Trust
New Mexico Legislature Opens Session Faces Tax Debates
The 1972 New Mexico Legislature meets at noon Tuesday to set general fund appropriations for 1972-73 and to consider targeted tax increases. Bills include a 6.5 million truck tax, a 12 mill statewide school levy, parimutuel and electricity taxes, and mobile home property taxation aimed at equity and highway funding.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Bruce King
Legislative Finance Committee
Legislative School Study Committee
LFC
Legislative Tax Study Committee
House
Senate
Texas Tech Spring Semester Opens With About 19000 Students
About 19,000 students began their first classes today at Texas Tech University for the spring semester. Registration ended Saturday morning with roughly 300 additional enrollments. Registrar D. N. Peterson said the figure is an estimate and that the total may exceed last year’s 19,157 students.
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Texas Tech University
D. N. Peterson
Tech
Your body as a well tuned mechanism for health
The article extols the human body as a perfect mechanism needing proper care to avoid disease. It links sickness to nerve interference from spine issues, notes common symptoms like headaches and fatigue, and presents the chiropractor as the body mechanic who restores nerve transmission and brain impulses.
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Fife
Baliu
Murder Suspects To Face Hardin County Jury Today
In Kountze two men Dennis Anderson 25 of Pearland and Fred Young Jr. 21 of Houston are charged with beating antique dealer Mabel McCormick 53 and drowning her daughter in a toilet. They were held without bond before grand jury hearings after a Texas Ranger led investigation tied to a rented Pearland truck.
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Hardin County
Grand
Dennis Ray Anderson
Pearland
Fred Fay Young Jr
Houston
Pete Rogers
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Puerto Rico
Howyard Grantham
Mabel McCormick
Leslie Bowman
Anderson
Texas Rangers
Grantham
Former Official Dies Saturday
Lincoln MacVeagh former U S ambassador to Greece Yugoslavia Iceland South Africa Portugal and Spain died Saturday night in a Adelphi Maryland nursing home He was 86 The Rhode Island native and Harvard graduate served as a major in World War I and later led Dial Press for 11 years before his diplomatic career began in 1933 as ambassador to Greece He also served as ambassador to Iceland South Africa Yugoslavia Portugal and Spain He is survived by his wife and a daughter Margaret Ewing Thorn of Cambridge Massachusetts He had homes in Boston and Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara
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Ski Boom Revives Old Mining Town
ASPEN Colo The 19th century silver boom brought 10 000 settlers to Aspen but the town declined when silver ran out. A new ski boom now fuels growth with four mountain areas nearby and multi million dollar condo projects drawing several thousand permanent residents.
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Colo
Banks throw parties to lure young customers in Little Rock
Two Arkansas banks offer free checking for ages 21 to 35 with 50 free checks and no service charge. For a $3 monthly fee, customers gain a $10 000 death policy a newsletter and discounts. The banks host social groups The Total Association and First National Guard with thousands of members and regular club events.
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Ark
First American National Bank of
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First National
First American National
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First National Guard
FNG
Claude Roberson
Roberson
Linda Staley
Mexico Steel Industry Drives Demand in 1970
SUFFICIENCY MEXICO CITY. Mexico's steel industry accounts for almost all of the country's demand, producing 3.9 million tons in 1970, compared with consumption of 4 million tons.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Editorial Calls Dowdy Resignation Amid Bribery Conviction
The Sunday New York Times urges Rep. John Dowdy of Texas to resign after his bribery conspiracy and perjury conviction. The Times backs FBI methods as reprehensible but argues Dowdy should quit only after exhausting appeals.
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New York Times
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Jong
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Times
Texas
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D.N.C
FBI
Dowdy
the Times
Supreme Court to decide if the death penalty should be abolished
The Supreme Court will hear four death penalty appeals as it weighs whether capital punishment is cruel and unusual. The case includes data on death row demographics and state-by-state usage, with judged opinions on decency and deterrence.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Ernest James Aikens Jr
San Francisco
John Henry Furman
Savannah
Lucious Jackson Jr
Savannash
Elmer Branch
Vernon
Tex
Anthony Amsterdam
Stanford University Law School
American Civil Liberties Union
Jack Grenburg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Melvyn C. Bruder
Dallas
Istate
sCharles Alan Wright
Austin
High Court
ACLU
LDF
California
Evelle J. Younger
Preparation H Proves Help for Hemorrhoid Swelling and Pain
Doctors report a highly effective treatment that shrinks hemorrhoidal swelling and relieves pain and itching for hours. The nonprescription Preparation H has gained wide use across major cities and medical centers. Fiore’s other formula claims similar benefits as ointment or suppositories.
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New York
Washington
D.C
Fiore
Fresh Hires Sought for 1972 Campaign Security
After RFK assassination Congress expanded Secret Service protection to presidential hopefuls. For 1972 the Service sought 526 new agents but Congress approved 360. A joint committee must select 13 potential candidates, including five senators and four House members, with Pat Paulsen excluded.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Lester Maddox
George S. McGovern
Nixon
House
Eugene McCarthy
Pat Paulsen
Senate
Pilus
Paulsen
Start a children's clothing business in prime shopping center
Investors are invited to join Americas fast growing group of children quality ready to wear stores. Proven operating methods and group buying discounts on famous brands promise higher profits. Investment required. For information write Suite 422 424 Hart Albin Building Billings MT SO 101 or call (406) 262 612.
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